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If they're well named files, just spin up a webDAV server via
rcloneand search by file name in the browser. You could also usedavfs2to mount the server locally in a directory and then filter through the content withfd | fzfIf they're text files, spin up a docker with Forgejo (formerly gitea) and enable the bleve search indexer.
If you wanted to get really fancy, you could have wikijs in the same docker container, use git as a backend and get a wiki that's easy to fork and distribute among the team.
Would the rclone method work with a public website? I only have a vague familiarity with rclone from the .edu google drive days.
Of course, it's just a http server. All you have to do is port-forward.